Nîşaneyên nexweşiyê

• feydeyên rehên spider spider web, bluish veinsdilated and protruding, most often along the legs;
• Ji hema hema temam êş, tingling and a feeling of heaviness in the legs; xemgîn calves and nepixok ankles and feet. You may also feel itchy.

  These symptoms tend to get worse êvarê.

  In women, they are accentuated during the days before menstruation.

Kesên di xetereyê de ne

• People predisposed by their heredity. Hereditary factors are predominant. Having a mother, father, brother or sister who has or has had varicose veins increases the risk;
• Jin. Hormonal changes associated with pregnancy, premenstrual periods and menopause contribute to the appearance of varicose veins;
• Kesên ji 50 salî mezintir. The process of degeneration of the veins and their valves can, however, begin in your thirties;
• Jinên ducanî. During pregnancy, the expansion of the uterus compresses the large abdominal veins, which hinders venous return. In addition, the hormones secreted during pregnancy cause the musculature of the veins to relax. Fortunately, varicose veins that are only related to pregnancy often resolve on their own within 3 months of giving birth;
• People who work standing. Cashiers, nurses, waiters, teachers, etc. are particularly affected but only if they have a hereditary predisposition to varicose veins.

Faktorên rîsk

• Obesity. Excess weight puts increased pressure on the venous system of the lower extremities;
• Qereqola sekinî or trampling;
• La sitting station for long periods;
• Nebûna yafêre ;
• Tûşbûna bi germa (sunbathing, very hot baths, etc.);
• Le bilindahî repeated heavy objects, as in the case of people who work in material handling or who practice weight lifting.